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Acreage on Sipsey

Right on an inlet on the water.  Lots of trees.  Road access right to the property no 4x4 needed.  Full Access to swimming pool, private boat ramp and lodge. Others acreages around but very serene and sits right next to the bank head forest where you can hike, hunt or just get in nature.  Flat spot for renting or a gravel driveway to park RV

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Aerial view of some of property including where the Hipcamp camp is located.

Mt. Doom's Haunted Woodlands

Mt. Doom has over 200 acres of woodlands that have not been cut in nearly a century.  We play paintball on a small part of the property on weekends and you can join in!  However, 90% of the area is totally virgin timberland and you could walk all day without seeing another living soul.  Lots of trails and roadways to hike and views off the mountains at every turn.  Less than 1.5 mi. from Mulberry River with whitewater rapids or swimming access.  Some say spirits roam these woods but not in a malevolent way, just strange noises, sudden winds and leaves moving or the feeling of being watched.  Awesome view of the constellations far from ground light clutter and an eerie quietness prevails.  Crows will follow your movements and talk about you right to your face!  An unforgettable destination stop that you will mark on your map for every visit you take to Alabama.Learn more about this land:Over 200 acres of undeveloped southern woodlands surrounded by corporate owned timber lands that are fully accessible for hiking or mountain biking.  Campsite overlooks 20 miles of unobstructed view from a grassy point on the last mountains in the Appalachian Mountain chains.  Very isolated and quiet with good view of constellations at night.  Miles of woodland roadways and trails where you won't see another person but might catch a glimpse of any number of southern woodland creatures.  A little noisy on weekends as we operate a paintball/airsoft field on part of the property, but otherwise you'd be the only people in the woods for miles around.  Paintball "extra" available if you'd like to try a survival game while you are here!

The woods here are said to be haunted but not in a malevolent way.  Strange sounds in the woods, sudden winds, leaf movements, crows that follow your movements and buzzards will circle you.  The woods can be creepy but in a fun way.  

If you ever watch the Steven King movie, The Mist... well that is what you are seeing here.  Strange occurrences seem to creep this way when those foggy plumes appear on the horizon.  I have a waiver you may need to sign when you arrive.... just sayin!

Turkey buzzards and black crows will welcome you here and circle your campsite.  You may pet them as they are super friendly but watch your fingers.

Paintball and airsoft sports are played here on weekends so it may be a little noisy during the day.  Your party would be welcome to join in! I can set up a private game for you anytime of the week, even at night! Call 256-339-1601 to schedule a private game

Owners home (red roof) is the only house around so isolation and privacy is nice.  Lots of trails and roadways allow hiking to moderate stress levels but some are super easy as well.  Maps are provided upon request by owner.

Pair of well trained German Shepherd Dogs will extend their protection to you and your pets while here.  If something is in the woods they will know it and let you know also.  They will probably choose NOT to investigate strange sounds back in the woods.


Deep southern woodlands surround you.  These timberlands have not been cut in nearly a century so big native species trees are all around you. 

Vultures frequent the mountaintops looking for decaying flesh.  They leave behind cleanly picked white bones that you may  feel free to take home with you.


Mt. Doom property is surrounded by thousands of acres of corporate timberland and you'd have permission  to hike their lands and mine freely except during hunting season.

Fort Bluff Camp Site

This camp site has one of the most beautiful bluff views in all of northern Alabama. The mounds located on the bluff date back 10,000-12,000 years ago to the paleo Indian era. You can hike for days and climb up and down the bluff to experience the base of the rocks.
Camp with the Indian spirits. 
This 10,000-12,000 year old Indian site with mounds created by the Indians is one of the most beautiful sites in Northern Alabama. 

Bring a tent or sleep under the stars on this memorable bluff. 

Hike over the 162 acres and scale the bluff for an exciting hike along the base of the rocks where Indians also camped long ago.

Plenty of available firewood from deadfall.  You can pick up dead wood along the logging road as you're driving into camp.

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Rock the South Parking/Camping

RV and tent camping for Rock The South. 1/2 mile to Rock The South entrance.  You can walk or there are shuttles that will take you for a small fee (not us). Bath house for tent campers only. There are cold showers available for everyone on back of the bathhouse. Wal-mart 1.2 miles away you are allowed to leave and return in the mornings we park cars also and it gets crazy. 

1200 Leonard Rd., Cullman, Al. Is the address 

We parked 250 cars for 2019 Rock the South

Argo’s Park & Trails

We are conveniently located 15 miles north of Birmingham AL and 2 miles off of Interstate 65. Our property is approx 21 acres of beautiful hardwoods and pine trees. The front 7 acres is a mixture of open and shaded areas. The back 14 acres consists of trails and roads you can explore. You won’t have any problems finding a place to hang a hammock and relax. There is always wildlife on the property. Come relax and enjoy the land for a few days or come sleep overnight in a safe environment. 

The red rock road entrance. Follow it around to the barn. 

Site #1. RV, vehicle or tent.  Located right beside the barn. Park on gravel or ground. Faces the sunset. 

Site #3
Best spot for hammocks and has more privacy. 

This spot is not numbered. It is closer to the house and is where we entertain friends with larger bonfires. It has power to it and can have a water hose easily stretched to it. If you want to camp here just let me know when you book. 

Half of our property is wooded and half is opened with shade.

This is Sky. The pound gave her that name because of her blue eye. She is not blind. She'll greet you upon arrival and probably check on you throughout your stay. 

Breath of Life Farm

The Dry Bones Live (Ezekiel 37).  
     The first visit in 2019 to this 21 acres was both a shock and a confirmation. It had everything on our check list and more - nearly flat land, convenient location, but also twice the acreage, a roadbed, diversity, Monarch butterflies everywhere, access to a big lake.....and it was littered with logs!!  They were in piles and scattered everywhere.  
     But this particular land was being placed in my hands to steward and to reveal the creativity and loving nature of Yahweh.   And that meant not bulldozing or burning the logs.  Instead, the task was to breathe life into the logs and the land through gentle stewardship to protect the biodiversity and build good soil.  Breath of Life Farm is being regeneratively developed to cultivate elderberries, vineyards, peaches, mushrooms, and small plantations of trees for wood or nuts.  
     My sister, Pam, and I hope that visitors will come to enjoy the seasonal changes of flower colors, watch for foot and hoof prints of wildlife, enjoy the songs of the birds and the frogs, see how many different native mushroom species they can spot, and be marveled by the stars as they sparkle in the dark night sky. 
     Our wish is that through the years, folks return to see the changes and  positive impact of regenerative farming practices.  To be a witness to the life breathed into this land.   We hope you will be inspired,  uplifted, strengthened, and energized by the story of Breath of Life Farm. 
Peace and blessings,
SandraLearn more about this land:Drive up to very private site.  Beautiful sunsets and night sky. Wildlife, diverse plants, birdwatching. Learn about regenerative farming. Fish/kayak/canoe at lake or creek. Horse Pens 40/Ashville/Springville minutes away (good restaurants). 1 hour to Mentone, Little River Canyon, Lake Guntersville.  Video security at entrance.

Native Alabama Elderflowers.  Breath of Life Farm is blessed with this beautiful medicinal plant.  We are building our elder orchard to supply the berries for our healthful Elderberry Tonics. 

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